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JimT

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I took a pic with my digital camera that came out pretty nice. I want to print it up. Here is the problem. I deleted it off from my camera. I do have it as my desktop background. Anyone know what folder this file is kept in? Running Win98se if anyone needs that info. Thanks!

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Re: Background

I know the directory for XP is C:\WINDOWS\Web\Wallpaper. It will be in a subfolder of the C:\WINDOWS directory. I'm not sure the exact path for Win 98.

You could do a search for files of the same type. If it's a JPEG image, you can do a search for '*.jpg' and it will find all files with the .jpg extension. If it's a bitmap, search for '*.bmp'.

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Go to control panel, then display, click on the desktop tab and the file you are using for your desktop should be displayed there. (I am assuming you don't know the file name for the pic) Then go to the "Find" or "Search" option (usually listed somewhere in the start menus.) and search for that file name....if you don't know the file's extension use a wildcard (*).

Hope that helps...

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Right click on an empty portion of the desktop then click properties.

Select the background tab

The current background will be highlighted on the list

Click the browse button

You will be in the folder that contains the file you want

Scroll down until you see the name of the file then copy/paste it to wherever you want it to "live"

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nice pic...... i like pictures like that it's so peaceful and natural!!!!!

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Definitely peaceful....probably as peaceful as this

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Just kidding.... grin.gif That looks like a picture you would see on a matte with the serenity poem written over it! You need to enter that in the next photo contest.

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